Can I propagate a corn plant?Spring is the ideal time for propagation. Simply cut a 2-5 inch stem with buds using clean, sharp shears, and plant it in a new pot with fresh soil. Keep the buds above the soil line, water it well, and watch your new plant baby...
Any allergies or pet toxicity to be concerned about?While corn plants aren’t considered toxic to humans, their leaves do contain alkaloids that can cause some tummy trouble if ingested by curious kiddos. However, they are toxic to our furry friends, like cats and dogs. The saponins in the leaves can cause vomiting, excessive...
Does misting benefit this plant?Absolutely! Your tropical plant pal loves a bit of humidity, so daily misting can help keep it happy and healthy. You can also set the pot on a tray filled with pebbles and water to create a humid microclimate around your plant. Spa day, every...
Are there more varieties of corn plants?You bet! The two most common types are Dracaena fragrans ‘Massangeana’ (dark green leaves with a yellow-lime stripe down the middle) and Dracaena fragrans ‘Lindenii’ (yellowish leaves with a dark green stripe). There’s also Dracaena fragrans ‘Victoria’, which features white stripes, but it’s a bit harder to find. 🕵️♀️...
Should I repot my corn plant?These slow-growing beauties prefer to be a bit root-bound, so you only need to size up when the roots start to fill the container (usually every 2-3 years). When repotting, gently remove the old soil and place your plant in its new home with fresh...